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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1887-06-01

2St4tdm An0rems 11lot 11eo
meb EN- 2uftbollon fra en- 9gioe af
700 Sob / Dscaloola i Sonia forle=
ben % neo paa ct Sustaa, bpor ban
blep iaa lemleitet. at fan lite funbe
9ientienoes. Ser fom nemli9 elo i
8aqonen, os Inore,uS ibste at flapre
up paa Eoppen al ben forat iluffe,
uoen at bette lDtfebeS, bporfor 8alloz
men maatte falbe. @n for Menne=
ifemasie bar @ibne til set reblomme
Ta1o.
8eb en- flor @talo os Citation
for ct @porposnslelltab ! geep Oort
opItob Sloebranb Scat til Eborsbas
i,bife l1ee, os 1900 9eite % neiten
aue 8osne brenbte tillisemeo 8psz
ninaen. 9enne par fem @taser bpi
os nbsiorbe ct belt &partal. Sloen
forplantebe fig osiaa til geabotoarta~
let, lom befoo al ieretases 8psninz
ger, BET beboeoes al 9eiere. 9isIe
fDrteoe itretiasne nb paa @aoen. os
bet bar life lense, fpr alle @aber /
Merbeben par fulbe al foritretfebe
2eiere, iom Tpstebe for be berienoe
Tlammer. Set er antaset, at @fa>
ben pil pperitiye l Nfiliox Dollars.
@n bel 9el al Branbmanoifabet blep
laa operfommet af 9eoen, at be maatz
te ienbes til ct 9oipital.
= Stem Oort. @n blanbt be ber=
perenoe Morbmeno bel :ienot 8erz
ionlisbeo, Sacob 8ull Seiperien, afz
sif @pnoass peb Dpoen paa Sings
County Soipital. Sen Gfopoe bar
/ iinGio fienbt os afbolot iom en- benz
neIal us sob &ammerat, os ben ibr>
selise @fiebne, 1om ramte bam o9
bans Samilie, peb at ban for ct Bar
Mar iioen pite Te9n til @inosforpir'
ring os 1lutte1is blep anbrast paa
Slatbuib @inosipseaiDl, patte almins
oelis 8etlaselie b(anot bans mango
@enner pg Betienbte. 9an ct MI,
iom ia9t, saaet beben, os oer er bel
faa al oem, 1om tienbte BAN, oer lite
bill {fienfe bans Minbe en- fiarlis
Tante. 9eoiaset af mango &enner
til @reen>poob &irfesaarb blep ban
ser meb mesen Spitioe1isbeb besraz
bet. (Norb. 8l.)
= lite @tDrmanb omborb paa8arz
fen u&obert Beltnap" blep peo @fi>
bets slnfomit BERTH (geem Dort) /
Dnsbass arreiteret os iat unoer 3il=
tale for, peb sruiom os umenneitelis
Sebaublins al en- al Matroierne, en
ioenFfpot Mano oeo gfapn @eterion,
at babe foruolot bennes 9po. @tDrz
manoen ifilores al bele 8eietninsen
iom ct / bpieite Grab raat os brntalt
MenneFe. 6an ipntes ierlis at ba=
ue faaet @as til &eterIon, bpem ban
unber bele &eilen ja9ebe, fo9 p9
iparfebe uben minbfe 9lnleonins fra
bennes @ioe. @n Scat, ba 8eterion
bapbe @ast, Fos @tDrmanben bam
meo en- @aanolpase, iaa ban falot
lanbleslps ONT paa 9ettet. Meoens
ben ulptfeliseMano laa ber blpoenoe,
iparfebe Stprmanben bam 1ere Cant
&c 9opebet meo fine iernbei1aaebe
@tpulebele, os ba man iaa nRrmere
til, pife bet fig, at Heterion oar bpo.
(Noro. 3D.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1887-06-01
Boston Shoe Store.

g. 81. 2e1prfen.
st NIT Splag af Sfotpi ct netop
moota9et, og mere ct paa &eien.
Bore SO @fo for 9amer fan lite
opertreffes. Hrgo benz.
st fort Dplas al geortb @tar 8oot
& @boe @o's custom made @fo %
Stppler bar III o9iaa, og for Sarmez
re o9 Nrbeioere er bisle be beb1te,
lom fan faces.
@i bar o9laa Sfoma9erperfIteb.
9e lapeIte Briler 9aranteres.
g. u. 2epprieu.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1887-06-01
Minnefpta.

5armer<@(euotoren 9amleb neb>
branote iibite EborsbaeSmorsen.
Ser bar mellem 30 oa 40 9uien 8uz
ibel 9pebe / ben. Slben antases oels
foraariaset peb Selpantenbelle bells
neo 2anoitrp9ere. Set antases, at
@(epatoren pil blipe aienopbDs9et.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1887-06-01
Entered at the post office at
Fergus Falls as second class mail
matter.
Fergus Falls Ugeblad,
The only Norwegian newspaper
in northwestern Minnesota.
A. SoIEM, Proprietor.
Advertising rates on application.
Office 2044 Bismarck Av.,
Fergus Falls, MINI.
D. O. 8atke,

(Sfanoinaptif Sa9fIrer.)
ltbfSrer Collections, tesner Mslurance, ub>
laaner Yen9e paa fat @tenbpm til 10 Yrpz
cent uben Commission. Salser @mt9rant>
8tGetter nleb aue Qtnter. Sra Nprge %
BERTH meb f0rite &lasies 9inie Sal. 8iuetz
ter iel9es rBlaa paa 9enfanb til eSlten.
81 1p Sincpln 9lpenue, Tergus Salls.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1887-06-01

af g. 81. 9}obbins 2aunorplife, ct
tulgrt 2ommet9rt(ebe, en- 9aartang,
nosfe @tptter 3raab iamt ct Soto
graf of en- &piuoe. 9an bapbe boio
Stjorte meb itaaenbe &rape os ct fort
SilteIips ON 9alien. Sans Stiors
tebrbft os &rape bar temmelis urene,
men ban bapbe en- naiten ny meset
COB fort Gratte. @eiten bar mere
brust % liseiaa Benfleberne. 9ans
Sat bar en- brun 9erbb os naien
rD.
goroueren iamlebe en- 2isipnsjnrb
beitaaenoe al Nnbre,p &oles, Sman
9anion, s. @elter, so. 8 2amb, S.
6. Brpan ps .. g. Bed, os benne
mpbte, buor 2iset fanbtes, omfrins
&l. 9, ba goroneren ifar 2i9et neo.
l1nbertafers Bed & @risbt Fpttebe2iz
get til fit @arelaser, os 5orbbret be-
9bnbte ba ber &l. 10."
8. M. Eborion, en- al @ionerne,
fortlareoe, at ban traf 9ausioer
8arnespille 2prba9 ben 21be Mai, o9
at ban (Sausiuer) tom bib ben Sag
fra &elican &apibs iammen meoMr.
&eterion, Gormano oeo MpQen /
@elican &apibs, o9 ban bleo Gplge
meb bam til Moorbeab. 3alte to
Elmer iammen meo bam / Barnes
bile. s 9asens 2pb inpiterebe ban
Eborien % 5ormanben paa ct @las
1l omtrent bpert femtenoe Minut os
brat 1O-15 @las 8ren6epin ON
9a9en. 9an gap Snbtrbt at at pere
en- 9ranter os ct &ras fpfit 9en@
ieenbe.
@n af af SurDmenoene, .. 6.
Bed, lelte 8repene, iom fanotes bos
bam. Set enc par oateret Granite
Sails Zoe Decb. '86 % par fra bans
9atter, 11nbertesuet &riftofa 2arion.
9un mebbeler, at BUN bapbe mobta=
get 8reo fra fin Mooer biemme
georse, os liseiaa fra 8rooeren Sub
big. 9atteren anmobebe ont &ense
os 1pntes bore / 9epb. st anbet
8rep bar fra &asmus g. &bin9, baz
teret 9anlep Sails LITE San. 81.
San meobeler, at ban bat brubt meb
bans 9atter, forbi bun uar bleoen
inbpit(et / Nffarer meo en- anoen nns
Manb.
Npotbefer @briitianion / Moorbeab
fat oplpit, at ban bar fienot Saus=
iper fra Sanesboro ! 5iqmoore Co.,
% at ban bar boet / 8elican @apibs
/ otte Mar, bat bapt Saloon ber, til
6els neretSfolelerer o9 bar unberpiit
i Muiit.
timber Dpbolbet Moorbeao laber
bet til, at ban bat peret albeles lens
for 8ense, us at ban ufte bapoe bapt
onbt for at itaffe fig 8renbepin os
bapbe paret ebru bet meite al 9iben.
Snsen funoe foritaa, at fan bar iinosz
forbirret.
9Ru, bette ct bopebiaseli9 efter
nepnte 8lab. Set bele tbber paa, at
bet er ben famine 6. 8. 9ausip9r,
ber for faa Tiger iiben bar berneoe en-
fort Eur fra @rbar6s @rope, bpor
ban paa ben Eib bolbt Sfole. os iom
forreten ct l1seblabets 2elere be-
tienbt ira bet ubebaselise @friueri
ON @r. D(e Soinsen for noset ouer
ct Iar iiben. 9ausiuer bar oensans
BARTENDER / en- Saloon / @li5abetb os
par ber iaabibt ri beb til benne@aar,
ba ban blep 2erer @rbarbs @rope.
9ette itemmer lite 9anlte meo gpoz
tbeter @briitianions ubiasn, men BET
maa bog efter al Sanoibnli9beo be-
re lamme Manb. Dette er ialfalb
anta9et bernebe. &i bapbe SnbtrDl
at, at 9au9lper bar ugitt, men pi
tpr lite paaitaa,at ban ie1p uotalte fig
berben. @eleBelfripeli iMoorhead
News pasier forreiten paa 9au9iuar
fra @li5abetb.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1887-06-01

ilet, ps ban iaa meset neoFasen uo.
Set er en- 9anlte lioen Manb o9 9iper
albes lite l1bieenbe af at bore iaa
sruiom, iom bans Gambling tpber paa.
Ganseposteren, Mr. Sacobien, meb>
bette bam, at @e6attpren al l19ebla>
bet bar tiliebe, Og ipurste, ON ban
bapbe noset at iise. 9an iuarebe
nei. 8i ipurste ban oa, ON ban
piloe bore iaa penlis at beiuare no9le
faa @pprasmaal, iom Ri ,naatte itille
til bam, % bertil iparbe ban ia.
Gf Dor Samtale fremsit fplsenbe:
St fsbt 8inneibiet County, Soma.
Gaberen ct fra @aarben &olons i
geumebal, ytorse, Moberen fra Sig
bal. 8esse leper .Os bor / 9eerbeben
af Mabiion. Sar fem Spfenbe, iom
ale er elbre. 6orlob &iemmet for
fem Mar iiben. Sar ofte bapt 8reb
biemmeira. 9apbe Brep fra en-
Suoser Npril.. Sit enbel paa Sto>
le, mems ban bar @ut; oeltos osiaa
ilibt &elisionsfole. 8lep fonfirmes
ret af Haitor 8ran6t Mabiion.
@ioite sobt, bet par gait, iom ban
bapbe siOrt. Nnsrebe paa bet nu.
Gn9rebe osiaa ftrar efter. 9aube
tentt paa 5blserne os srueoe osiaa
for benz. Ser bapoe peret en- @reit
bos bam isaar, piloe tomme isien
ioas. 9apoe 2pit til at tale meb
&reiten.
&isen o9 ban banbe trettet. Set
bar ubenfor 9uiet, ban fog til benbe.
8ruste iutet @aaben netop ba.
@tDr6 ONT SielozSamilien pi( maa.
ite pere paa rette Steb for 9eres
pebfommenoe, iom lite fienber ben,
ba bet er sanfe naturlist for enboer
at pnife, at ban fjenote libt til be
Mennefer, fom peoerfares en- iaa
sruelis @merte os Sors.
Set er bog lite fprfe Gang, at
@orgen us nlbften banter paa beres
9gr. 6or omtr. Z Nar iiben bboe en-
gift 9atter paa 8arieliens. Man
bouoe sipet benbe Sopebraaber, os
bun oaasneoe lite op mere. Sorseu
beroper paaf9rte Moberen @Dsbom
/ urette 9io. Sfjor benste @r.
Tielb fig, ug nu tom bette.
Dporaselien bat lite peret oisie
Golts iterfe @ibe,..os ben mprbebe
8i9e bruste at banbe temmelia frit,
ba bun par 8arn, ri peb lite MI; men
@olons, iom flyer, at bun trueoe meb
at brebe bam, flyer osiaa, at bun til
bells bru9te be iamme Erubiler MOB
Mpberen.
9ette ita1 itte pere iast forat
ipetfe bet aflfpelise / @olonss 8rpbe
men forat fafte 2Ds oper Torbolbet /
ben baarot biemlb9te Gamilie.
Saabi6t ri peo, er bisle Golt Sr=
lenbere.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1887-06-01
GIt3abett.
9oe Mpril 1887.

ST.. &abottbr!
s $50. 279 af beres erebe 8lab
ftaar en- Nrtifel unberte9net al g.
8isrnitab. 9an fortaller, at ban
bar bolbt Stole / 8aitor Sosmarfs
Menisbeo peb @et6ias 6alporien.
@aa maa leg ipbrse bam, om sos,
mari bar nosen Menisbeb Der.
9an forteller 1iselebes ON to
@ano, buoraf fornemmelis ben enc
maa nare ct forferbelist Mennefe,
ba ban uilbe forfaite en- bel Sci of
&ontoppioans Gorflarina. Men bet
laber oa o9iaa til, at ban fit en- for;
itreffelis Mebfart, ibet ban matte
lbbe meb Gpbberne paa Matten. ga
faaleoes saar bet, uaar man iatter fig
op mob Desnen.
Men MI bill leg anmobe ST. Stole
mettere1t ON, at ban torteuer oS, bpem
oisie to Men0 er, iom Sc bil sipre
@eroen betienbt meo, at ri fan finoe
benz, os beriom Sc life nil 9igre bet,
tror leg, at ben belle Irtifel ct bpsset
paa 2b9n os Dnitab.
@rbp6i9it,
Sper .. @tiitab.
[Dpenitaaenoe Snbienbelie, ber
blep % tilienbt alerebe Besbnbelie1,
at Gpril, bleb paa @runo af Misfor=
itaaelfe lite optaset bensans. Sen
offentli9sieres MI, ba III paanD ct
blepen anmpbet bsront, @eb,]
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1887-06-01

etorartet uoHtatn8! MbDre opla8! 2apene Nrtier.
Rj3ternes 0pmdrttombeo naft.
ore Snofbb for @aaren ar pe ueopanls ore ube
bebnse @arer baanotere Dpaaet nb
baer be oerfbe oer al Cutie 6erreebe att mer 9abaf
fe % andre 3erreartifer.
@enner al armeren % arbebenbe aS raoo ombba
gg Snipecion o bort ubpre Dpag fer fpber oetfbs p
ene &pbmanb ber fin Trumpet netop w gnsartetbeoen Wuen
s &beren b9bnb operpeie nor ban a benuenbe g 0
9u gnt f9 at ban bbr 9ibre Sammenans me ri
ern seoes 9enipn til @bman6ns Dpssb os
g@rlisbeb @rceliior @lotbins @ompanD,
ap27 2incon Nne. Jer9us Sails.
p r Ebeooor Berg naasee iom @agsman6 og aa
Stanbinaper ri peb bere8 Qonbel.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-05-06
CAPITAL.

STATE E.M,N: Mr.. Weston Flint, #
Washington, ID. e., made US pleas
ant call yesterday. He is visiting
our Territory in the interest of the
civil service. If there are any ambi-
tious democrats here, and we presume
there are some who want office,
Prof. Flint will on satisfactory
examination give them card,
or pass, which will en,itle them to
the place they seek when there is a
vacancy aud all the applicants ahead
of them have served and died, pro-
vided the administration does not
change hands. This may be con-
sidered dim light in the long, long
road to ease and popularity, as re-
ward for political services, but such
is civil service p litics, aud our party
must not go back cn itself or the
mugwumps either. Jack Ellio,ts
prospecting outfit left this city yes
terdav at noon for the Middle Fork
of Boise river where they expect to
placer mine this season.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-05-06

SPEARING OR HINE.-Willlam
Spearing Commonly known as Ed-
ward Hine) formerly of Gosport,
Hampshire, England, but when last
heard of by his relatives about cigh-
teen wears ago, was living in Idaho
or Washington Territory, will hear o.
something to his advantage by Cum
municaling with Blake. Reed 4 Lap
thorne, Sali itors, PJrtsea, England
April 10Th. 3w.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-05-06

The contest case of German VS..
Havird did not come to trial at the
term of court, just closed, for this
county. The appeal taken by Cor
man from the action of the county
Commissioners, in allowing Ha,iri's
salary and fees for the quarter ending
in April, was argued and submitted,
and was decided in Havird's favor.
An appeal may be taken from this de-
cision to the Supreme court. A
stay of mandate for twenty days was
granted. The defendant was given
ten days, dating from the 4th, to file
an answer. Tho case will be tritd in
chambers. Whether it will be tried
here or in Boise City has not vet been
decided upon. Ainslie, Gorman's
attorney, asked to have the case
tried at the capital, and Huston, at
torney for Havird, preferred to have
it tried here.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-05-06

m - :, way &, 1887.
ED. "oslD: 1t has been some time
since the officia! organ of the ;,d..
pendent kingdom of Boise Countv
'as heard, from denizen Of the Can.
''al' any Of those weighty secret,
winch presumably are kept concealed
N the breast Of the metropolis Of III.
"em OF the Mountains. On, Of thes.
- the undouhtcd sale Of the Rideu-
oaugh irriYating ditch and farm. This
property was formerly owned by W,
.. Morris, who constructed the ditch.
thus bringing under cultivation a.,
immense tract OF very productive land,
INC contracting parties are Eastern,
men, endowed with plenty of pluck
ana energJ and blessed with plenty
oi mat essential element of success :
money. They propose s extend the
ditch Oh to Nampa and enlarge the
carrying capacity Of the canal. AS a
result OF this sale there has been AZ,
unprecedented rush for land, and thu.
Land Office is crowded with applicants.
The branch road, operated 10 doubt
ny the same or interested parties, is
to be built ut once. This is establish.
ed beyond a doubt. The depot will be
OH the bluff opposite town, but this
can in no wise be detriment. The
road In itself can be of very little
benefit to this section, but coming as
1t does associated with other enter.
prises aud wide awake men, the
benefits are incalculable. What Boise
needs above all things is enterprise;
that far sightedness that enables city
70 take advantage of every point that
Will he OF benefit. With this element
success is certain. Ii our citizens
*ouid assist Boise County in con
structing a wagon road into the Dead
wood country All immense trade would
necessarily follow. The machiner,
tiat will soon be shipped into that
country would 60 through this place,
via the Basin. A road to the Silver
District from Banner would help
Boise as much as it would Idaho CITY;
it would make country, full of rich
ness, tributary to our town. We should
branch out, in every direction, with
roads like Rome of old, which, though
they help the surrounding camps
some, cannot result i'll anything bu,
god for this town. Our interests are
linked with Boise County and the
sooner we connect ourselves more
closely with the old '.treasure box"
the better it will be for us. With IA
little judicious expenditure of capital
the future of Boise can be made per-
manent, even though it be accomplish
ed at the expense of a little benefit to
the surrounding country.
Yours,
CAPITAL.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-05-06

The d, mocrat speaks ur Moody, the
prospector, in the follow ing compliment
AIRY terms: Two wagons left IN Mon
day for Boise Basin loaded with Mood, =
prospecting outfit. Mr. Moody ami famil,
lett yesterday by private conle, anc,
bound Tor same destination. lie is 4
thorough pro,pecior, does not shirk hard
work, and has plenty Of money 10 pay his
way. Men of his Kind are no delriment
t" mining camp. This country needs
mole like him"
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-05-06

In one respect the Leader is off
when it says that the U. r. Las but
one engineer in the field. There is
one other in the field besides Clark,
that we know Of. We don't know,
neither does the Leader, that it is
fair proof that we will have a line Of
railroad from Weiscr north, within a
very short time. A survey is now
being made by the u. p, west from
this point along the north hank OF
Snake river, under the direction OF
G. e. VanArsd.l. How far i will
proceed will depend upon orders
from headquarters. 1t connects with
Clark's survey made three years ago
from Huntington down through the
canyon Of Snake river. Tie Spokane
Falls and Pslouse branch Of the
Northern Pacific is already contracted
south TO within ten miles Of Lewiston,
aud we guess it will terminate spme-
where on Snake river.
The above paragraph is taken from
the Lewiston Teller of the 21.t lust.
Our statement that Mr.. Clark was
the only engineer in the field operat-
ing for the Union Pacific should have
been, III the first place, credited to "a
report, and in the second stated 40
eating engineer" but there Is one
statement that we have from reliable
source, and that is that c. G. Van.
Arsdel and party are to run pre-
liminary survey from Lewiston this
way until they meet Mr.. T. A. Clark
and party. Then both parties will
become one under charge of Mr..
Clark, who will locate the road
through to Lewiston. This, Mr..
Teller is obtained from good authori-
ty, and we think that the road will
soon be built. Weiser Leader.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-05-06

THs Forest King company cleaned
up ffty-one ponuds of gold dust the
other day. Estimating the dust al
$500 per pound, which will not be
far from correct, it makes the clean
up something over $4,000. the
gold has been taken TO the U. ,. AS
saw Office at Boise City. A run OF
sey.a weeks was made with five
stamp mill.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-05-06
LAST ~ LET1lRs

Remaining in the postof ce at Idaho City
ON tie 3,th Of AIr,I, which, If not TAX
en- out in 30 days, will be sent to tie dead
letter office:
Geo. N. Browne 2. MagdaIens Berger,
Earnest Cary, Dick Holf. DIR. b. Simpson,
T. r. Talbach.
Persons calling fr any Of the above
letters will lease sag advertised"
s G sILsBY. p. N.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-05-06
other improvements.

TIE high water in Moores creek
Tor the past few days has occasioned
Some damage to the Boise road
Two or three grades came near being
washed out. Ii the rush had no,
stacked up Geo DunnIgan says that
all OF the bridges on the road would
have followed the biIlowy wave to the
sea
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-05-06

AT this time there are at least 4U0,-
600 more industrial employees at
work than in 1885, aud wages have,
on he whole, together with full time
now, as against reduced hours of la
Dor then, brought the receipts of la.
Dor generally to the level of lSSl-S2.
In some instances they have advanced
still higher.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-05-06

THREs magnificent steamers are
now employed by the Oregon Pacific
Railway and Steamship Company on
their line from Yaquma Bay, Oregon,
to San Francisco. BY this route
passengers are but one night on the
ocean. This company is rapidly
pushing their road across Oregon into
Idaho.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-05-06

According to the statistics just pub
lished by the Cover ment bureau al
W ashlngton, We are spending in this
country for malt and spirituous
liquors seven hundred million dollars
year, or twice as much as it costs
10 supper: the government of the
United States.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-05-06

THE three bowling Brothers, and
S. NJ. ard Chris. Smith aud another
man, of Boise valley, passed through
here yesterday OH their way to Pay
cite river. All hut Chris. Smith 20
out to work on Ridenbaugh's saw
log drive. Ridenbaugh has three
million feet of logs To run down this
season.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-05-06

The Boari of Pharmacy of Boise cnui-
ty will meet ut the Office of the Clerk of
the District Court, i'll Idaho City, IN The
30.h day of May, 1887, for the purpose OF
gran ing ce ificates of registration 10 such
parties as apply, and are entitled tn the
same. w. ]. RorHwELr, NJ. ID,
Chairman of Board of Pharmacy.
JOHN ii. MYER. Secretary
Dated April %, 1887.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-05-06

GEoRGE BiDwELL went up Wednes-
day to Thorn creek, to 30 on his r. e.
alar heat on the other side Of the
mountain, to keep the Thorn creek
ditch IN good running order OH that
side.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-05-06

jest received-new goods in ging'
hams, dry goods, 1914 sbeeting, mus
iin, ladies' kid gloves aud units, all
styles of ladies and misses hoops,
trimmed aud untrimmed hats for
'adles and misses; also shade hats
and Jockey caps, etc. Large home
made over and understands and
drawers for men and boys; also
waists and hlouses.
Mrs. c. CRiwFoRr.
IDAHO ClTY, May 3, 81. ] W.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-05-06

In a recent speech in Boston John
Boyle O'IseilIy said that ut Il low estI-
mate there were sent from Boston
S56u,0UU and from New York CITY
Sl,uuu,OUO each year by the Irish to
their relatives in Ireland.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-05-06

GEORGE L. DAVIS, aId Mus Nul.
Moore Anderson. daughter of Ben
NJ Anderson, were married la Boise
Nlty on the Sd inst. The ceremon,
was performed by Rev. G. FL. Davis,
iather of the groom.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-05-06

Miss Emily Boyd, of Shasta county,
California, arrived here Tuesday.
Miss Boyd is niece of Mrs. M. u.
Luney, Of this place. She will re-
main here four or five months.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-05-06

lti estimated that over 800 loeo-
motives were built in the United
States during the past year. They
cost about Sl5,OO0,u00. The number
of locomotives smashed up is not Civ
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-05-06

\. T. PiowMax started one OF his
hydraulic chiefs in his claim on East
hill last Wednesday, and will have
the other at work to-day.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-05-06

CHARLEY STEvENsoS, son of the
Governor, came up from the capital
Tuesday and returned Yesterday.
Charley had pleasant visit among
old friends of this place.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-05-06

NArhAsIEi. RITcns left yesterday
Tor Squaw Creek to put up house
on the farm recently located by him
self and John Ritclie, and will also